01Moraine & Escarpment
The Hills
Where the Oak Ridges Moraine meets the Niagara Escarpment — the highest, most dramatic terrain in the GTA, protected in perpetuity by the Greenbelt Plan.
✦ Peel Region · Community Guide
CALEDONhills & hamlets.
The Caledon hills & the Credit valley
Caledon is 688 square kilometres of Greenbelt, Oak Ridges Moraine and Niagara Escarpment, dotted with villages that never grew into towns. Horse farms, hardwood ridges, the Trans Canada Trail and estate acreage — forty minutes from Pearson and unlike anywhere else in the GTA.
- Average price
- $1.2M
- Typical range
- $700K – $10M+
- Region
- Peel Region, Ontario
1.2M
Average price
All property types
688km²
Land area
Largest in Peel Region
76K
Residents
Across 50+ hamlets
40min
To Pearson
Via Highway 410
The case for Caledon
Why live here.
Five things that keep bringing buyers back to Caledon.
02Belfountain · Alton · Terra Cotta
The Hamlets
Fifty-odd villages and hamlets, most with a general store, a mill and a hundred and fifty years of history. Belfountain, Alton, Terra Cotta, Cheltenham and Inglewood each have their own character.
03Horse Farms & Trails
Equestrian Country
One of Canada's densest concentrations of horse farms, boarding facilities and riding trails, with the Caledon Equestrian Park hosting international competition.
04Credit · Humber · Trans Canada
Trails & Rivers
The Credit and Humber headwaters, the Bruce Trail, the Caledon Trailway rail-trail and the Elora Cataract Trailway — hundreds of kilometres of connected trail.
05Serviced Communities
Bolton & the South
Bolton, Caledon East and Mayfield West carry the serviced housing — subdivisions, schools, arenas and shopping — so you can choose town amenities or true countryside.
Local knowledge
Caledon pocket by pocket.
Every neighbourhood trades differently. Open any one to see what is on the market there right now.
01Bolton
Detached, towns & condos
02Caledon East
Detached & estate lots
03Belfountain
Village cottages & estates
04Alton
Century homes & country estates
05Terra Cotta & Cheltenham
Country properties & acreage
06Inglewood
Village homes & new builds
07Mayfield West
New detached & towns
08Palgrave & the Northeast
Estate acreage & horse farms
Live Caledon market
On the market now.
For Sale
$1,799,000
4 BD3 BA
5 CEDAR DRIVE, Caledon, Ontario, L7K1H4
MLS® W12477606
For Sale
$11,999,000
4 BD3 BA
15864 MOUNTAINVIEW ROAD, Caledon (Caledon East), Ontario, L7C2V6
MLS® W12743468
For Sale
$2,988,000
6 BD5 BA
19771 MOUNTAINVIEW ROAD, Caledon, Ontario, L7K2G7
MLS® W12744894
For Sale
$1,847,000
4 BD3 BA
14432 INNIS LAKE ROAD, Caledon, Ontario, L7C2Y7
MLS® W12745078
For Sale
$1,479,000
6 BD5 BA
7454 OLD CHURCH ROAD, Caledon, Ontario, L7C0H5
MLS® W12945346
For Sale
$1,099,999
5 BD3 BA
2 PARSONS AVENUE, Caledon (Caledon East), Ontario, L7C1G1
MLS® W12946470
Culture, sport & the outdoors
Life in Caledon.
What a weekend looks like once the paperwork is done and the keys are yours.
01Landscape & conservation
Cheltenham Badlands & the Credit Valley
The red shale badlands, the Forks of the Credit gorge, Belfountain Conservation Area and Bruce Trail sections through the most dramatic terrain in the GTA.
02Horse country & competition
Equestrian Caledon
Boarding stables, riding trails and the Caledon Equestrian Park — a Pan Am legacy venue that hosts international show jumping.
0335 km rail trail
The Caledon Trailway
A continuous rail-trail crossing the whole town and forming part of the Trans Canada Trail — cycling, riding and cross-country skiing end to end.
04Dining & country escapes
Village Kitchens & the Millcroft Inn
The Millcroft Inn & Spa in Alton, Belfountain's village café, Inglewood's brewery and a country dining circuit people drive up from the city for.
05Restaurants & cafés
The Country Dining Circuit
The Millcroft Inn in Alton, Belfountain's village café, Inglewood's brewery and Bolton's Queen Street kitchens — a country dining circuit people drive up from the city for on purpose.
06Transit & commute
Highway 410, Pearson & No Rail
Highway 410 runs into Brampton and the 401 corridor, with Pearson about forty minutes from most of the town. There is no GO rail station in Caledon — bus links from Bolton and Brampton carry that load, so plan the commute honestly.
Everyday essentials
What's around the corner.
The Caledon amenities that decide how a street actually lives — not just how it shows.
01·
Dining & cafés
A country dining circuit that draws people up from the city on weekends.
Millcroft Inn & Spa, Alton
a restored mill with a dining room and spa on Shaw's Creek
Belfountain village
a café and general store above the Credit River gorge
Inglewood
a brewery, general store and trail-junction cafés
Queen Street, Bolton
the town's main concentration of restaurants and everyday dining
02·
Shopping & retail
Full-service retail in the three serviced communities, general stores everywhere else.
Bolton retail node
grocery, pharmacy and big-box serving the town's largest community
Caledon East village retail
everyday shops and services beside the community complex
Mayfield West plazas
the newest retail, serving the Brampton-boundary neighbourhoods
Village general stores
Belfountain, Inglewood, Terra Cotta and Cheltenham each keep one
03·
Transit & commute
Highway-based. There is no GO rail station inside the town — plan around that.
Highway 410
the main artery south into Brampton and the 401 corridor
Highway 50 & Airport Road
north–south routes serving Bolton and the east side
Toronto Pearson
about forty minutes from most of the town
GO bus & Brampton Transit links
bus connections to Brampton GO for rail commuters
04·
Sport & recreation
Equestrian country, plus ski hills and arenas in the serviced communities.
Caledon Equestrian Park
a Pan Am legacy venue hosting international show jumping
Caledon Centre for Recreation & Wellness
arena, pool and fitness facility in Caledon East
Caledon Ski Club & Mansfield
downhill skiing and racing programmes at the north end
Osprey Valley & Caledon golf
championship courses including a national tournament host
05·
Parks & trails
Greenbelt, moraine and escarpment — hundreds of kilometres of connected trail.
Cheltenham Badlands
the red shale badlands, one of Ontario's most photographed landscapes
Forks of the Credit Provincial Park
gorge, waterfall and hiking through the Credit valley
Caledon Trailway
35 km rail-trail forming part of the Trans Canada Trail
Albion Hills & Terra Cotta
conservation areas with camping, cycling and cross-country skiing
06·
Health & essentials
Local clinics and libraries, with the nearest hospitals in Brampton and Orangeville.
Brampton Civic Hospital
the closest full hospital for most of southern Caledon
Headwaters Health Care Centre
Orangeville hospital serving the town's northern half
Caledon Public Library
branches in Bolton, Caledon East, Inglewood, Alton and Margaret Dunn
OPP Caledon Detachment
provincial policing for the town, based in Caledon East
Want to know what sits within a five-minute walk of a specific address? Ask us — we run that check on every property before our clients see it.
Browse Caledon homesEducation
Schools & catchments.
In Caledon, catchment moves price as much as square footage does. Boundaries are reviewed periodically — confirm the current one before you firm up.
01
Public Schools
Peel District School Board
Mayfield Secondary School
Regional Arts Programme
Home to Peel's Regional Arts Program in dance, drama, music and visual art, drawing students from well beyond its catchment.
Humberview Secondary School
Bolton's Secondary
Bolton's public high school, with a broad academic offering, French Immersion and long-standing athletics programmes.
Village Elementary Schools
Caledon East, Belfountain & Alton
Small village elementary schools with class sizes and community ties that are difficult to find elsewhere in the GTA.
02
Catholic Secondary
Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board
St. Michael Catholic Secondary School
Bolton Campus
Bolton's Catholic high school, offering French Immersion, specialist high skills majors and a strong co-op programme.
Robert F. Hall Catholic Secondary School
Caledon East Campus
Serving central and northern Caledon from Caledon East, with an established arts and athletics tradition.
03
Post-Secondary Access
Commutable campuses
Humber College — North Campus
35 Minutes South
Humber's largest campus sits just south of Caledon in northwest Toronto, reachable by Highway 50 or 427.
Sheridan College — Davis Campus
Brampton
Sheridan's Brampton campus, with health, technology and business programming, is a short drive down Highway 410.
Straight answers
Caledon, asked & answered.
The questions that come up on almost every first call.
Both, deliberately. Bolton, Caledon East and Mayfield West are fully serviced communities with schools and shopping; everything between them is Greenbelt, moraine and escarpment that cannot be developed. You choose which side of that line you live on.
The town averages around $1.2M, but acreage varies enormously — a village home in Inglewood and a fifty-acre equestrian estate in Palgrave are different markets entirely. Well, septic and road frontage all move the number.
Highway 410 runs into Brampton and the 401 corridor, and Pearson is about forty minutes from most of the town. There is no GO rail station in Caledon itself — Brampton and Bolton bus connections carry that load.
Well and septic condition, road frontage and winter maintenance, conservation authority permits, and whether the land carries Greenbelt or Niagara Escarpment Plan designations that restrict what you can build. We walk clients through all of it before they firm up.
The Cheltenham Badlands, the Forks of the Credit, the 35 km Caledon Trailway, the Caledon Equestrian Park, ski hills at the north end, and a country dining circuit anchored by the Millcroft Inn in Alton.
The People
Your Caledon team.
Markjensen.
Broker of Record
With over 15 years in the Oakville and Burlington markets, Mark has built his reputation on honest guidance and exceptional results. He specialises in move-up buyers, luxury properties, and seller strategy — personally closing 400+ transactions across Halton Region.
TEL(289) 815-2822MAILmark@thejensenteam.ca
Leahjensen.
Realtor®
Leah brings warmth and market depth to every buyer journey. Known for her patience and deep neighbourhood knowledge across Oakville, Mississauga and Burlington, she ensures her clients find not just a house — but the right home.
TEL(647) 424-3576MAILleah@thejensenteam.ca✦ Buying in Caledon
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